emergency change: in Qml the name "state" for a property
is reserved for the internal state machine, so any object that
exposes a "state" property on its own would automatically
break the state machine
Like KIconloader, support a Selected state, in IconItem,
as in all generic svgs/framesvg
it replaces the text color with HighlightedText and the
background color with HighlightColor
Change-Id: Id97a527405d2c3feed75a172f05547defdbf440c
REVIEW:127975
This makes IconItem try to load global icons from the theme
with Plasma::Svg as well, making it assign the colors from
the stylesheet if the breeze monochrome icons are treated,
that should be scriptable, from some attempts i did the
script seems to convert them correctly, without any
change in rendering.
This will automatically color monochrome breeze icons only
in plasmashell, and more specifically only those that use
IconItem, not QIconItem (iconitem should probably have an
animation-less mode to be able to be used in taskmanager
and stuff)
perhaps in the future we'll be able somehow to hook all
this stuff in QIconEngine to be able to use it in QWidget
applications, but since QIcon does have any idea where it is,
is not usable yet for things like the fullscreen fixed-dark
gwenview view.
Change-Id: I28e5fedabafbe8ed82a9df7614f8e2af18c6a24d
REVIEW:125657
when QT_DEVICE_PIXELRATIO is something different from 1,
the pixmaps generated by Svg will be scaled up to give a proper texture.
This is complementary but not replacing our current approach:
the pixelratio that can be accessed by units is now in relation to the qt pixel ratio,
spacings are also adjusted accordingly (therefore, spaces and sizes won't
need an integer value like pixelratio)
svg introduces also a scaleFactor property (that is pretty much like its old pixelRatio)
basically, scalefactor, will scale both the textures and all the reported sizes,
(old method) pixelratio just scales textures without altering measures
(like qt pixelratio likes)
Change-Id: I304aa0d80abf76abafac239be185dd3b2ab741b7
REVIEW:122673
add a property in Svg (and framesvgitem) to tell if the current theme
has this image, or if some fallback did happen
useful for items that are better not displayed than showing the potentially different
default theme
Change-Id: Ib914c0e196c5c941d35d9a600cc7d38818fc754f
it's an import in core, and advertises itself as an "attached property"
with this we can:
say that all its chidren are of a certain context, like "button" or
"complementary"
then anywhere there will be available an attached property, as ColorScope,
so like:
PlasmaCore.ColorScope {
group: PlasmaCore.Theme.Complementary
PlasmaComponents.Label {
text: "foo"
color: ColorScope.textColor
}
}
for areas intended to have independent background and text color than
all the rest, like the Logout dialog
if Colors:Complementary is not present in the theme, it falls back to
normal colors
experiment in dynamic repacement of Text and Background
colors, in order to be able to generate icons of different colors
based on where they are (for instance if the normal background
is dark and the button background is light
at the moment supported an option to invert colors, one
to use the "highlight" color (if we want colored icons
on mouse over)
plasma_export.h is now installed in include/plasma/, not in include/.
Code using plasma-framework does not have include/plasma in its include
directory list, so plasma-framework headers must refer to others using
</plasma/foo.h>, not "foo.h".
CCMAIL: aleixpol@kde.org
All cpp code moves into the src/ subdirectory, as the Frameworks policy
suggests.
Directory structure should now be in line with other, future frameworks.
